realUV™ LED Flood Light for Burning Screens

I'm interested in buying a UV LED flood light for burning smaller than 8.5 x 11 screens in screen printing. Is 395nm good for this purpose? Where is it made? 

Generally speaking, we like to recommend the 365nm option for any installations where stronger fluorescence effects are desired such as black light paints or other displays as the output is much further from the visible spectrum of light than the 395nm option. 

​That being said, some printing methods which utilize ultraviolet light, such as cyanotypes, often require a specific nanometer range for optimal effect. If your installation requires an ultraviolet light source closer to the 395nm point, we would recommend utilizing that option. 

As a further note, please feel free to try both options and take advantage of our 30-day return policy. We will gladly provide prepaid return labels for any unneeded items from domestic orders within that window upon request. As a final note, we can confirm that our realUV™ LED Flood Lights are manufactured in China. 

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